Gynaecology for students and practitioners . Fig. 151. Double Tuberculous The upper sac resembles abanana in shape. It was non-adherent. The lower specimen shows the tubebent upon itself and adherent to the ovary. It was also adherent to otheradjacent structures. Apertures made in the pubes after hardening showthe inspissated caseous contents. infection, miliary tubercles may be seen on the serous svirface, and canoften be traced to the subserous coat. The stress of the infectionusually falls on the two ends of the tube, the ampullary and theuterine. When the fimbriae adhere toget
Gynaecology for students and practitioners . Fig. 151. Double Tuberculous The upper sac resembles abanana in shape. It was non-adherent. The lower specimen shows the tubebent upon itself and adherent to the ovary. It was also adherent to otheradjacent structures. Apertures made in the pubes after hardening showthe inspissated caseous contents. infection, miliary tubercles may be seen on the serous svirface, and canoften be traced to the subserous coat. The stress of the infectionusually falls on the two ends of the tube, the ampullary and theuterine. When the fimbriae adhere together a pyo-salpinx forms inthe ampullary portion ; this is said to happen in one-third of allcases. The contents consist of sterile, liquefied caseous material; onlyin cases of secondary infection will true pus be found. A cold abscessof the tube is the name given to a large tuberculous pyosalpinxwith thin walls, the result of a mild infection of a previously healthy 314 GYNAECOLOGY tube. Such an abscess may closely resemble an ovarian cyst,
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